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 In 1890s Dublin, Albert (Close) is a hardworking waiter in a hotel who has concealed for years the fact that he's really a woman – only to be found out by fellow employee Hubert (McTeer), who is also one. A sad, strange and touching tale, which however never really pays off.View full details |
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| 30 May–31 May Wed & Thu 7pm | The Cinema, Newton Stewart |
| 1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 8.45pm; Sat 5.45pm; Sun 7.15pm; Mon 6.15pm; Wed 11.30am; Thu 8.45pm | Eden Court Theatre, Inverness |
| 7 Jun 11am | Cineworld Cardiff, Cardiff |
| 8 Jun–11 Jun Mon 11am; Fri 8pm; Sat 7.30pm | The Hippodrome, Bo'ness |
New drama from top Brit director Loach about a young father with a criminal past who is determined to give his son a better life than he had.| Date | Location |
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 This joyous, impeccably crafted crowdpleaser about the advent of the talkies melds the tried and tested plot of A Star Is Born to the comic exuberance of Singin' In The Rain, with the result that it is almost impossible not to fall for its charms.View full details |
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30 May–31 May
Wed & Thu 4.20pm 1 Jun–7 Jun Fri–Thu 6pm |
Odeon Panton St, London SW1Y |
| 31 May 1.45pm | Trinity Centre, Haddington |
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| Elegiac musical contrasting the lives of Madeleine (Sagnier and Deneuve as younger and older incarnations) and her daughter Vera (Mastroianni), who were young in the 60s and the early 21st century respectively. A sprawling, poignant, ambitious epic of unrequited love. View full details |
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30 May–31 May
(Subtitled) Wed & Thu 2.30pm |
Odeon Panton St, London SW1Y |
| 1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 6pm; Sat 3pm & 8.15pm; Sun & Mon 6pm; Tue 6.45pm; Wed 8.15pm; Thu 6pm | Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee |
| 8 Jun–10 Jun Fri 6pm; Sat 8pm; Sun 12.30pm | Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow |
| 8 Jun–14 Jun Mon & Tue 8.15pm; Wed & Thu 6pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 5.50pm; Sun 5.45pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Romantic drama 'inspired by the incredible true story' of a new reporter (John Krasinski) and his efforts to save a family of whales in Alaska. View full details |
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| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 9am & 11.10am | Empire Basildon, Basildon |
| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 10.20am | Empire Poole, Poole |
| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 10.30am | Empire Sunderland, Sunderland |
| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 11am | Empire Clydebank, Clydebank |
| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 11am | Empire Birmingham, Birmingham |
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| Dramatic directorial debut from Austrian actor Markovics (The Counterfeiters). View full details |
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| 12 Jun–14 Jun Tue–Thu 7.30pm | macrobert, Stirling |
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 You must remember this … Bogart being impossibly noble, Bergman torn between two lovers, Claude Rains playing both ends against the middle, devious Nazis, a fogbound airport, a piano-player tinkling that tune. A wonderful hill of beans.View full details |
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| 1 Jun–7 Jun Mon 3.50pm; Tue 4.10pm; Wed 3.50pm; Thu 3.45pm; Fri–Sun 3.50pm | Cameo, Edinburgh |
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| Worryingly jingoistic vision of the 1924 Paris Olympics and the exploits of runners Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell that, in its numerous slow-motion races, is to blame for Vangelis soundtracks becoming synonymous with athletics. Nevertheless, it won a fair few Oscars, although writer Colin Welland's legendary 'The British are coming' warning to Hollywood proved about as prophetic as Manchester's bid for the 2000 Olympics. View full details |
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13 Jul–19 Jul
Fri 1.20pm, 3.15pm & 8.30pm; Sat 3.15pm & 8.30pm; Sun 1.30pm & 6pm; Mon 2.30pm & 5.45pm; Tue 2.30pm & 8.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 6pm; Thu 2.30pm & 8.15pm 16 Jul (Parent & baby) 11am |
Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Auteur Wyler adapts John Fowles' novel about a lonely lepidopterist who stalks and kidnaps a young art student. View full details |
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| 27 Jul–30 Jul Mon 8.30pm; Fri & Sat 1.20pm & 6.20pm; Sun 1.20pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Fassbinder directs Tom Stoppard's adaptation of Nabokov's novel featuring Dirk Bogarde as a Russian chocolate magnate who loses his mind between the two World Wars. View full details |
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| 31 Jul–2 Aug Tue 6pm; Wed 3.30pm & 6pm; Thu 6pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Kaye (American History X) directs Oscar-winner Brody in this drama about a supply teacher who avoids emotional attachment. His resolve is tested when he arrives at a school run by an apathetic administration where he becomes a role model. View full details |
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13 Jul–19 Jul
Fri 1.30pm, 6.30pm & 8.40pm; Sat 1.30pm & 6.15pm; Sun 1.20pm & 6.15pm; Mon 6.15pm; Tue 3.15pm, 6pm & 8.40pm; Wed 3.15pm & 6.25pm; Thu 6.25pm 20 Jul–26 Jul Fri & Sat 2pm & 8.15pm; Sun 1.45pm & 6.15pm; Mon & Tue 6.15pm; Wed 3.15pm & 8.50pm; Thu 8.50pm |
Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| A collection of work from Edinburgh College of Art's graduating filmmakers. View full details |
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| 19 Jun 8.30pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Binoche stars in this drama about young female students who turn to prostitution to fund their studies. View full details |
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| 2 Jun–4 Jun Mon 7.30pm; Sat 8pm; Sun 5pm | macrobert, Stirling |
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| A receptionist in a seaside hotel checks in a fairy who grants him three wishes in this blend of slapstick, circus, dance and illusion. View full details |
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| 27 Jul–30 Jul Mon 3.30pm & 6.15pm; Fri 3.45pm & 6pm; Sat 6.15pm; Sun 4.10pm & 6.30pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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